Cruising St.Maarten to Antigua

Cruising St.Maarten to Antigua Cruising

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Event date: 13/03/2021
Event end: 27/03/2021
When: JAN-MAR
Duration: 2 weeks

Cruising from St.Maarten to Antigua

We meet in Port de Plaisance, Sint Maarten on board Montana.

We will start our trip in Simpson Bay, Sint Maarten. During a visit to “Maho Beach”, we can observe the landing aircraft at one of the most spectacular airports in the world. In the evening we can go to Soggy Dollar to have a party or to meet some sailors in Lagoonies.

To get familiar with Montana our first tack leads us to St. Barth. Here we can drink cocktails with the beautiful and rich or go shopping in the chic boutiques of the island. From here we have several options for our further routing. After checking the wind forecast, we can decide which island we are heading for next.

Saba, “the unspoiled Queen”, with its great snorkelling spots and impressive rainforest and further the pristine St.Kitts and Nevis. Also, a side trip to Montserrat is possible, where the impact of the volcanic eruption from 1995-1997 is still visible. The last tack brings us to Antigua, our destination. There we visit the historic Nelson’s Dockyard before our trip comes to an end with a “Dark and Stormy” in Skullduggery.

On our holiday trips, we can alter the stops on our trips according to the wishes of our guests. No sailing skills required.

Difficulty Level:

Soft

Price:

1780 €

Book on Swan 48 Montana

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Swan 48 Montana –
€1,780.00

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Program Cruising Holiday St.Maarten to Antigua

The emphasis is on stress-free sailing with a maximum of 5 people.

The cruising is usually planned in such a way that the sailing distance can easily be covered in the time available. Therefore the individual wishes of the guests can be accommodated with regard to port or anchor stops.

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Inclusions Cruising St.Maarten-Antigua

The basics of sailing are taught and, if desired and with the appropriate knowledge of the guests, more sailing will be taught, such as sailing under spinnaker.

Event costs that are excluded

Costs for arrival, transfer and way back as well as all payments on land are not included in the price and have to be paid by the participant.

Typical board cash is about 100 to 150 EUR per week. It depends on how often we cook onboard and how often we eat out. 20 EUR per person will be charged for final cleaning, fuel consumption and gas consumption. This will be paid on the spot directly to the skipper.

Boats

Add to cart

< 50 feet
Swan 48 Montana –
€1,780.00

Pay Deposit

Program

Program Cruising Holiday St.Maarten to Antigua

The emphasis is on stress-free sailing with a maximum of 5 people.

Tips

Travel Wisely before Sailing from St.Maarten to Antigua

Inclusions

Inclusions Cruising St.Maarten-Antigua

The basics of sailing are taught and, if desired and with the appropriate knowledge of the guests, more sailing will be taught, such as sailing under spinnaker.

Exclusions

Event costs that are excluded

Costs for arrival, transfer and way back as well as all payments on land are not included in the price and have to be paid by the participant.

Our Guests Experiences

Alex Lomakin

I have learnt a lot over this time, be it regattas, twilight racing, ocean racing, delivery trips; it’s all been a fantastic time.

Guy Reeve

Sailing 800nm with David Hows on Ocean Gem from Southport to Lord Howe Island and Pittwater via Middleton and Elizabeth Reefs was an absolute blast and one of my all-time top trips, with conditions ranging from challenging to cruisy.

Peter Chapman

Having done a little sailing many years ago, I jumped at the chance to crew on David Hows’ Ocean Gem in ‘Twilight’ and offshore races out of Southport Yacht Club.

Kris Hook

I have completed more than 2,000nm of ocean passages as a crew member on Ocean Gem. In this time I’ve experienced a very committed skipper who always puts the safety of the crew and the boat at top of the list.

Joanne Harpur

Offshore sailing is not always fun, it can be cold, tiring, and unforgiving. Would I sail with David Hows on Ocean Gem again? Absolutely.

Kevin Holland

David is a true gentleman, a wonderful mentor and the type of person I aspire to be like. Nothing was a problem for him or the others. I never was made to feel bad for making mistakes and this provided an opportunity to improve, improvise and learn.

Lena Padukova

On our recent Trans-Tasman passage from Auckland to Southport, David again proved he is a great skipper, very competent, skilful and high-performing, but also respectful and patient. His organisational skills are exemplary; nothing is left to chance. He’s a competent leader and a great guy.

Mike Stone

Highlights for me were the great company, all the sailing experiences I could handle, the company of dolphins every day and the achievement of an adventure and ocean race, I have dreamed of often over the years and now realised.

April Seymour

David stays calm and totally patient with us taking the time to get the job done without adding any extra pressure or stress. I definitely learned a lot and the experience will make me a better skipper.

Steve Tucker

As a skipper, a team mate and sailor David is exceptional. The environment he creates is relaxed and yet his competitiveness is infectious.

Mark Gallick

Sailing with David Hows was a great experience and made me realise – yes I do want to get another sailboat. David makes everyone feel “safe and comfortable”

Tim Wolff

Sailing on Ocean Gem is the highlight of my week. David’s passion and enthusiasm for sailing Ocean Gem is contagious and has had a positive impact on my life.

Ian Mackay

Ian Mackay about Benedikt Clauberg, skipper of Beneteau First 47.7 Kali “I wanted to thank you for a great sailing experience in the Round Barbados Race”

Christy MacLeod

Three words to describe my experience with Sail Race Crew: Experts, Education, Adventure! The foundation is a wonderful feeling of welcome and support.

Natasha Edwards

It was an experience of epic proportions. The support and encouragement by skipper David Hows was brilliant. There is something compelling about the ocean.

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